Number Line Division Worksheets

This selection of printable worksheet pdfs are diligently researched and comprise various exercises to help 3rd grade and 4th grade students grasp the concept of division. Activities displayed here include topics like draw hops and divide, find the missing numbers, write division sentences, MCQs and much more! Most topics have been segregated into two types. A number of free worksheets are also available for practice.

Draw Hops on the Number Line | Type 1

Set start performing division using number line diagrams with one-unit intervals. Indicate hops in the reverse order as you divide up to 20 using 1 to 10 as divisors, and complete the division sentences.

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Draw Hops on the Number Line | Type 2

Obtain the quotient using number line diagrams whose intervals are marked according to the divisors! Plot the dividend, hop backward to zero, and simply count the hops for the quotient.

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Number Line: Fill in the Missing Numbers | Type 1

Study the number line models and fill in the missing divisors in the range 1 to 10, dividends up to 20, or the quotient in this batch of printable worksheets for grade 3 and grade 4.

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Number Line: Fill in the Missing Numbers | Type 2

Division within 100 by single-digit divisors using number lines helps introduce division basics to kids. They examine the hops and figure out the unknown factor, dividend or quotient.

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Write the Division Sentences | Type 1

Observe the number of hops, interval of hops, and starting point on each number line keenly. Write the apt division sentences that match them. Look up the answer key to check your responses.

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Write the Division Sentences | Type 2

Pore over the hops on the number lines marked with increments of one or many units. Relate the start point to the dividend, hopping or number line interval to the divisor, and the number of hops to the quotient and solve this exercise.

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Division using Number Line | MCQs

Pick out the correct division equation that best matches the number lines provided in this ensemble of pdf worksheets for grade 3 and grade 4. The number lines featured here include increments in multiples of whole numbers up to 10.

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Match Number Lines with Division Sentences

Match the number line on the left to the equivalent division sentence on the right. Each sheet has 5 problems.

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